Students of Cecil College's Paramedic program, including one of our own, Patricia Johnson, participated in a rescue operations drill on Tuesday, March 18, 2025. Vehicle extrication training is a critical component of the paramedic course to ensure the students are competent and aware of their role in coordinating clinical care in rescue operations. Special thanks go out to the Community Fire Department ... (Full Story & Photos)

We had a great time at this year's Havre de Grace Ice Festival displaying our own sculpture created by the talented ice artists. Thank you to our volunteers who participated and gave tours of the ambulance. Also, thanks go out to the City for giving us the opportunity to be a part of the event and share what we do.... (Full Story & Photos)

The Havre de Grace Ambulance Corps hosted a free CPR and AED class at the Fitness Center of Havre de Grace on January 25, 2025. Thanks to everyone who attended and helped make the event a success!... (Full Story & Photos)

On November 13th, Patricia Johnson was selected as the 2024 Charlie Riley Community Service Scholarship grand prize recipient of two scholarships to be applied to her higher education goals. Patricia epitomizes this year's theme, "Doers of the Word", as she not only completed and passed Maryland EMT this past year, but is now enrolled in the paramedic class at Cecil College. We could not be more ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Monday, 11 November 2024, we were honored to participate in the yearly Havre de Grace Veterans Day Parade honoring all those who have served. Thank you to all Veterans for your honorable service.
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The Marine Corps Reserves and the Toys for Tots Foundation have once again designated the Havre de Grace Ambulance Corps as a drop-off location this year. We are looking for new, unwrapped toys that will be distributed to needy children in our community during this holiday season.

The Ambulance Corps will accept all new, unwrapped toys at their station, 1601 Level Road (Rt. 155), any day between ... (Full Story & Photos)

At HDGAC we recognize and appreciate all First Responders for the endless sacrifices they make to keep our community safe. Our volunteer and career first responders, which include EMRs, EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, police, and 911 operators are the heroes who are there when we need help. Today, we salute all first responders for their commitment to answering the call and to let you know that we ... (Full Story & Photos)

In an effort to train as many laypersons, as well as emergency medical providers, the R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland, provided the lifesaving “Stop the Blood” training to the community, our members, and their families, on 1 August 2024. The class was hosted by Nationally Registered EMT Rachel Itzoe, Stop the Bleed Coordinator, Shock Trauma. Thanks go out to Rachel ... (Full Story & Photos)